Public safety, economic opportunity, China: Renewable energy debate runs hot in Nebraska
From the Panhandle to the eastern edge, Nebraskans have organized, filed lawsuits and engaged politically to fight wind and solar projects.
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From the Panhandle to the eastern edge, Nebraskans have organized, filed lawsuits and engaged politically to fight wind and solar projects.
It’s a high-stakes fight, with property rights, the character and economic well-being of rural Nebraska and health of the planet all at play.
The ongoing controversy around a proposed solar project in McCool Junction has taken the landowners who signed up three years ago by surprise.
The ongoing controversy around a proposed solar project in McCool Junction has taken the landowners who signed up three years ago by surprise.
The ongoing controversy around a proposed solar project in McCool Junction has taken the landowners who signed up three years ago by surprise.